a lot of them like thomas massey who backed jim jordan not ready to back scalise yet.o have some meetings. so perhaps they may have to wait a little bit of time. we will see, though, what the house majority leader now speaker nominee steve scalise decides to do about the timing of this critical, critical vote. guys. >> manu, stand by and keep us updated on who you are able to speak to as these republicans are exiting this closed door meeting. we have jamie gangel joining the conversation. something that struck out to me as manu was playing interference with the republicans as they were leaving, the variety of answers we got, some of them were enthusiastic about steve scalise, some like thomas massey said they needed more time and there is not just disagreement about who they may support but also when they should hold this vote. >> as we say not so much. there is nothing better than watching manu navigate the hallway. and to your point, we saw two members in a row, one it appears is voting for scalise, the other one, massey, said that he's concerned he doesn't have the

and i want to read you a tweet from thomas massey. he just tweeted, "sprietzs are for little kids at birthday parties, not congress. so i let scalise know in person that he doesn't have my vote on the floor because he has not articulated a viable plan for avoiding an omnibus." i just want to remind a little bit. back in the room behind me the house republican conference voted to nominate steve scalise by a simple majority. that vote was 111 to 99. but that is a far cry from the 217 votes that steve scalise will actually need on the floor. so that is what we're watching very closely right now. how does steve scalise begin to try to lock up that support? and obviously, jim jordan is a big factor here into whether or not he can do that quickly. >> lauren fox live from capitol hill. let's go to manu raju who is also there for us. manu, you've been trying to catch lawmakers as they've been walking through the halls. what's the latest you're hearing? >> reporter: yeah, we do -- we are still uncertain about when the exact timing of that floo

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you saw massey to thomas massey who is the hardest line person. say we followed all the rules all the time that she was in the room when the agreement was made. and then we surpassed what we said we would do. so, if you ask me a question, i'm going to answer back because when it's not true, it's not fair. they always float some of the news. yes, you have. okay. first of all, you gotta be in the institution, understand how it works. and look, it's legal to have somebody i just don't think that would ever be good at you. i regret you start with this question. i don't think you've ever been positive on yet, but come on, i have, i hope there's going to be exciting. that's a good thing. okay, let's get through this. i personally like jim burchett and i called him virtually because i read his quote and jim purchase, a friend of mine, which i'm kind of shocked by this. and tim burchett, in his quote said, he's leaning towards, you know, he's on cnn, but i'm going to play about it. so i think on the phone and call him and i don't think it was all right, t

not support the symbolic pro-israel resolution but the one republican who didn't, congressman thomas massey one of the reasons he gave for not supporting it was the lack of clarity for how long they would be committed financially to israel. so this is something that we're going to see continue to play out and really congressman johnson's first big test. >> yes, now, the mitch mcconnell way of doing things is really simple, ukraine aid divides the republican party, israel divides the democratic party, but if you tie them both together, add on some border security for the u.s. southwest border, some taiwan stuff, everybody has something to vote for and this should pass overwhelmingly. that's the old congressional way of doing things. everybody -- >> because it sounds like normal and logical. >> yes. but house republicans have furiously been against this for several years now and that far right faction that ousted kevin mccarthy, that sort of engineered this new speaker mike johnson who we are only learning more and more about now, they hate the idea of these big omnibus packages where everybo

after leaving the meeting last night, thomas massey, for instance, said there'd be a 2% chance we'd have is -- >> 2%. >> 2%, so this is assuring it should be a long haul. some people speculate we'll be here until friday. others are say no way it's going to happen this week. and i think partly because there's still a lot of division in the party, and there's actually a question as to how they're going to elect their speaker. >> so let's talk about the two announced candidates, scalise and jordan where, both pretty far right particularly jordan. there's been some worries republicans i've talked to and i'm sure you that neither of them can get the number of votes. so is there a sense right now who would you peg as the favorite? and is there another candidate that could step in? >> that's a great question. i'm not a betting person, but the chances are like you said neither one of them can get the 217 votes, so that leads it up to some kind of consensus candidate. yesterday they came out, many members said they're going to rally around that person, but again they can't even agree on how to ac

before the text came out, thomas massey posted on x that he's a hard no even with cuts because he saysday when congress says their new spending is paid for with cuts, what they really money is they're replacing spending on a project that is not paid for with new spending. so if johnson can get this done without colleagues like massy, he will face a bitter battle with the democrat-controlled senate where you have not just senate democrats but also gop leader mitch mcconnell and nearly half hoff all senate republicans that support tying ukraine aid to israel aid saying the conflicts are all connected. >> we're facing threat as cross the board. we have to make sure that a supplemental package will address those threats building up our own munitions programs that we need as a country, being able to provide for our allies and being able to especially to control our own border. >> sandra, the fight we're start in earnest wednesday. that's when the house returns back in action. sandra? >> sandra: thanks, aishah. let's get to it with house freedom caucus chairman, scott perry. where do you sta

congressman from long island, ran for governor, votes for tom emmer, the majority whip, tom cole, thomas massey, all over the map. so rehashing two weeks ago, yes, that's the roll call vote that got them here but that does not solve the problem today. and i want to point to something that's very important. by our tally, there are 200 votes total for jim jordan. i've always been told in the house of representatives that that 200 vote threshold, even though you need 218 to move most bills, 217, 216 maybe today, 200 vote threshold is very important psychologically, and had he come in a little lower below that, maybe the gig would have been up for jim jordan but he did come in at 200 and the thing for jim jordan now, he knows what opposes him and as kevin mccarthy said to me a couple minutes ago, perhaps he can say what do you need, was this just a protest vote, do you need to think this over, do something for you. this is -- as you put it earlier, sandra, this is the sausage that's being made. and i should point out, the sausage is made like this all the time on capitol hill on the bills, on amend

some members voted for steve scalise, some for kevin mccarthy, even thomas massey.rent things. i've heard that he may lose some votes. i've heard he will gain some votes. a few of these folks needed to stick a protest stake in the ground and that they're very gettable after that. >> fox is told voting tonight cut two ways. he will pick up the sport of one senator that was absent but could lose others. this could get worse for jordan says one source. carlos jimenez voted for mccarthy. >> do you see anyway you would change your vote? >> if the future? yeah, but right now i'm not changing my position. i think jim jordan's tactics of pressure and intimidation, i'm not saying he did it but his supporters has not helped jim jordan. >> some belief his opponents voted in protest. they did not like jordan when he ran the freedom caucus. >> i think some of these are going back five, six, ten years on jim jordan. they're not dealing with the jim jordan of today. i've been here almost 5 years now. the jim jordan i dealt with is reasonable, on the side of the right thing. >> the

i'm more intrigued by the thomas massey who says, scalise doesn't have a plan for the budget or the cranswer if the election was stolen or not in 2020. those are new players in this mix. and because you're only talking about three or four votes that could sink scalise, those people now, who were not part of the previous cycles with holding votes for mccarthy, those members now come into play. >> let me play ken buck. he was very interesting. he was on msnbc earlier today with katy tur. take a listen. >> i have three issues i want to know about. i asked last night, will you unequivocally and publicly state that the 2020 presidential election was not stolen? he didn't answer that question very clearly. jim jordan didn't answer that question very clearly. the second issue i have is what is the spending number that we're all going agree on. doesn't have to be my number, if we're going to go and move forward with appropriation bills we need to know what that number is. the third question i had is will you put ukraine funding on the floor? >> my god, like a republican from the '90s. i feel l

the honorable thomas massey of the state of kentucky has received one. no person having received a majority the whole number of votes cast by surname a speaker has not been elected. pursuant to clause 12 a of rule 1, the chair calls the house in recess, subject to the call of the chair. >> all right. well, i guess they're not going to call a second vote. good times. joining me now republican congressman from florida, carlos gimenez, congressman jimenez, thank you for joining us, you voted for former speaker mccarthy, you were one of the six to do so. 20 -- well, i guess 19 other republicans joined you in not voting for jim jordan. that was a bigger number than i thought there would be. 20 house republicans voting for someone other than jim jordan. were you surprised? >> yeah, i was surprised. i thought it was going to be like seven and 15. so, when it got to 20, yeah, i was a little surprised it was that high. i always knew, i was pretty sure, just in the circle of people that i've talked to, you know, more than five were going to vote for somebody else.

for example, thomas massey voted present. he tweeted that he didn't know enough.had conversations with mike johnson and he will be a yes vote today. as for the absences, they were varied. late night in the capitol with no votes scheduled and a lot of people fed up with this closed door process that's been going on for several weeks now. frankly, i think a lot of folks went out to dinner or to get drinks and decided to skip this and see where the chips fell. that's the more interesting element of this to me than the present votes. for johnson and his team, knowing who your opposition is makes it a little easier to address their concerns. not knowing the views of some of the other folks who just didn't show up could be more complicated. for example, some of them that were not there, tom emmer was not present last night, i have a hard time imagine he will vote against the nominee of the party despite fact this time yesterday he was the nominee of the party. >> how much is exhaustion and embarrassment a factor, that they know enough? kevin mccarthy was on "meet the pr

thomas massey, who is the hardest line person say we followed all the rules all the time. he was in the room when the agreement was made, and then we surpassed what we said we would do. so if you ask me a question, i'm going answer back, because when it's not true, it's not fair. >> how important is it that the speaker of the house be a member of the institution? some members are -- >> they always float some. yes. okay. first of all, you got to be in the institution to understand how it works. look, it's legal to have somebody out. i do not think that would ever be good. do i regret? you start with this question. i don't think you've ever been positive yet. come on. i have high hope. this going to be exciting. that's a good thing. >> but do you regret not reaching out to so many people like nancy, tim who sat down and condescending to him -- >> okay, let's get through this. i personally like tim burchett, and i called tim burchett, because i read his quote. tim burchett is a friend of mine. i'm kind of shocked by this. tim burchett in his quote said he's leaning towards no

again, see massey thomas has insisted that his operation was justified by policy is right to defend their homeland operation. alexa flood is the legitimate right of the people to defend themselves, the land and the holy places. and the world must pay tribute to a struggle for freedom and self determination. in this context, we reiterate a call to all countries in the world to assume the political and schuman to terry and responsibilities to own people and support a legitimate struggle for freedom and self determination to establish our own independent, fully silver and state. with jerusalem as a capital and to put an end to the longest and most dangerous occupation in the world. we have from human rights really a day, a cover letter. he says, israel see, you know, all the is a will crime that over and that's already been happening for, for too long. a c, g s. given that it's indiscriminate, it will affect civilians, mostly mostly women and children, denying them of water and food electricity. uh, that's a war crime. there's no doubt about that. it's a violation of the geneva conventions.

thomas massey of kentucky, somebody i served with.incipled member if you agree with him or not and he said i'm not voting for mccarthy because i see no plan to avoid an omnibus. this is where the wheeling and dealing and agreements take place. maybe that vote is gettable if steve puts forward a plan. andrew, it would not be unheard of to go ahead and give mchenry or assume he is a speaker pro tem. we are operating under a rule that has never been interpreted or make him a speaker pro tem to process something like an p prop -- appropriations supplemental to help israel. >> is this a similar situation to what mccarthy had to give on or the side deals of what will happen later, especially if it comes to budget reconciliation or another government shutdown? >> in situations like this, it is always let's make a deal. the things that members may be asking for may be very unique to their local jurisdiction or district. you don't know what the negotiations are and certainly holding out puts you in a spot where you can make the bargains. i thi

there were 20 absences and three members who voted present, including thomas massy, but massey came out this morning and said, look, they spoke with johnson this morning, they had a good conversation, and he's now committed with voting with him on the house floor and a lot of absences last night were from members that had other places to be they were also onboard with mike johnson. johnson will be a little bit different than kevin mccarthy. he's a lot more conservative than mccarthy is heapsed to providing aid back in ukraine. back in may, he voted against that $40 million package that most of his republican colleagues actually supported. he also voted not to certify the 2020 election, and he also voted against the most recent stopgap, although several folks tell me that johnson has said that he does want to see the bigger long-term appropriation bills done, but he is open to another stopgap to keep the government fully funded and back in june, he did vote for that final debt limit agreement that kept us from going over the fiscal cliff. and even though johnson is a little bit more cons

of qualifying for the major league soccer playoffs, even without their injured star. lean on massey, thomas alvarez, stoppage time, go rescued, miami with 11 drawn against new york city f. see nancy has now missed for an inter miami's last 5 mattress with a port suggesting he could be out for the rest of the season. the china are facing south korea and the mans football court, a finals at the asian games. it's currently 2 now to south korea with very little time left. our correspondent anti richardson is live from the host city, hung joe, and andy, it's coming up to full time. how does the host nation do? well, so you can see behind me, hey, far a lot of the confines have made that decision already. and i just started to leave the site and it's been a couple of minutes to go read the funds came here and hope roth has an expectation of like getting the results and not again self creative writing champions. it says a lot to the power of football, the thoroughly gold medal success that china is enjoying it. these asian games the one time so many funds, one is in the men's football, and it is p

playoffs, even without their injured star lino lassie thomas allie is stoppage time, go rescued. miami with a 11 draw against new york city. i've seen, massey has now missed 4 of inter mind these last 5 matches with support suggesting he could be out for the rest of the season. the host nation china has been dominating these asian games. it has surpassed $200.00 metals with around half of them being gold. but one gold medal china are unlike we 2 in is in the man's football. our correspondent natalie richardson is leih from the whole city at hon. joe and the china. i have reached the men's asian games, football quarter, finals for the 1st time since 2006. we've got some pretty tough opponents. what can you tell us? the everyone here is sort of coming in hard, relevant expectation. it will be a capacity uh set out this time. 50000 people have because some was running with all the of the gold medals that sean were winning the loan. so many funds and showing her actually one. so when is this mens football going? just going to never one of the very unlikely to win the she of, of taking on south korea and this poor to find a lot of rain and champ